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I have a forum (mainly bodybuild related, but accepting other banners too so i can get rid of Adsense) with 50000 hits per day and 2000 unique visitors per day.
I am offering bannersspace and or sending mass PM to my visitors and members.
Please contact me what you want so we can arrange a price range. Some examples:
Banner 790x100px for 1 month 1BTC
Banner 460x68 for 1 month 0,6BTC
Sending mass PM one time 1BTC
Sending mass PM 10 times 5BTC
Just contact me if you want to do an offer
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19491 2013-08-07 14:53:57 2:09:12 36129783 8312 0.00269464 250733 25.05472658 94 confirmations left  Recount? It has been done  |
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Believe me, i have calculated nights and nights, but to be honest, with current difficulties, asic miners now and the upcoming 400Gh/s miners, the time is almost over to mine for profit. And you do know that when you buy from BFL that you will receive your order in about a few months? I have ordered one in April and it is still not here. As a small stockbroker i would say...buy for that kind of money bitcoins...they will raise in the second quarter of 2014 like a mad man  |
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19491 2013-08-07 14:53:57 2:09:12 36129783 8312 0.00269464 250733 25.05472658 94 confirmations left Recount? |
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Somehow i am still accepting shares hope they all count |
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Also having issues here  |
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Still have two for sale? And what is the price for shipping to holland?
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Don't be afraid...they will come to your door
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Yes, finally received them...if you want to deal with trustworthy guys, you have to be with them. My first package got lost in the mail, but they helped me out like a mad man.
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Parts:
Dell 7010 USFF i5
7 x 10 ports Anker USB hubs
63 x USB Erupters
The Dell produces 22W when it is in a sort of idle state. The perfect machine for this mining rig. I have bought 7 Anker 10 ports USB hubs and would like to know how to connect these. Shall i connect one on one of the 6 usb ports on the Dell and connect the others on an usb port of an Anker? Or shall i connect 6 of them on the usb ports of the Dell and the last one on one remaining usb port of an Anker? What will be better?
Any idea anyone?
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Can you contact me about buying 51 erupters please? And something went wrong with my former order. Need to sort that out please.
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Thanks you very much for all your answers...i like this forum |
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Ah, at the end it is the same as using Slush's pool then? Is there a good thing which i should take in mind to switch over to a p2pool? Or is staying with Slush pool eventually the same?
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So simply running my own server is the best thing to do? And i have set a new p2pool which is located in my country and i receive a lot less rejects now. But they do not have many users, so i guess finding and finishing a block isn't top notch i guess |
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Ah ok, learned again something today But what is better...doing this: Install Bitcoin. If you have it running, close it. Run TextEdit. Press the Cmd, Shift, and T keys at the same time. The editor's toolbar should disappear; this is required for plain text editing. Write:
rpcpassword=(A password. You don't have to type it yourself - so it can be random.)
server=1
Save the file as "bitcoin.conf" on your "Bitcoin" folder, which is inside your "Application Support folder", which is inside your "Library folder", which is inside your home folder. Run Bitcoin.
Download the latest source from the P2Pool thread. Extract the file. Run Terminal. Type "cd " (with a space in the end), then drag the folder where P2Pool is to Terminal, then press enter. Type "python run_p2pool.py". Run your miner (cgminer?) and connect it to 127.0.0.1:9332 with any username and password. Wait a few minutes. If P2Pool shows "Local: X H/s", where X is higher than 0, then P2Pool is correctly working. Although your miner should show it's earning shares, it could take a few hours until getting your first P2Pool share. Don't worry; this doesn't limit your earnings. Or just simply pointing my miner to the URL they give me and go with the flow? And how can i add more difficulty? Is there an option to put in the string cgminer -o http://p2pool.org:9332 -u {my wallet string} -p {choosen password}?? |
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Uhm virgin coins? Really never heard of that and Google isn't my friend i guess. What are virgin coins? Also i receive a lot of rejects...is that normal on p2pool? Almost 30% of them |
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Well, that sounds ok but am i not stealing shares from slower miners with my miner because my difficulty is still 1? And when do they pay out? I mean, it is weekly, monthly or wen you have reached a certain goal like 1BTC? As i said, i am a noob in p2pool mining and all i want is doing the right way to give everyone the best outcome. But like it seems now it pays better then Slush's pool or is there some kind of sneaky thing behind this story? Sorry for all my questions |
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Uhm, sorry for the noobies question i give here, but i guess i need something sorted out about P2pool. First of all, i always used Slush's pool, so i used cgminer and the same string everyone is using and mined away. Yesterday i read about p2pool and went to the website p2pool.org and all i saw on the mainsite was Mining for Bitcoins on P2Pool.org is quick and easy. Simply point your miner to the provided URL and use your Bitcoin address as the username and payments will be sent there automatically. Use settings below to start mining BTC! Pool URL: http://p2pool.org:9332Username: Bitcoin Address Password: Anything So i did that and it worked for some time. In the meantime i read more about it and the wiki says that i have to run the Bitcoin client and have to connect to my own localhost with the p2pool client. BUt the site clearly stated that i can run it as stated in the above quote. I am using OS X with a compiled cgminer and all i did was using the string Am i doing it wrong or am i working the good way? |
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1ETkZe97YQdqKQ3TxH2QRHV4f4qXn2zXy3 Thank you |
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